Okay, five o'clock, we're going to dive back into this, and I think we've handled it pretty

responsibly. I need you to understand that this is leaking from Scott Boris. It has to be.

And I need you to understand the offer is so absurd that I am choosing to not believe this,

because it would, it would, I would have a complete

inability to take the tiger seriously as a major league baseball team.

And no matter what you think about them, you don't get to say they're not a major league team.

You don't get to say that they don't have a clue what they're doing.

So here's the report.

And again,

I'm not spinning any of this into a positive.

In fact, I view this as the beginning of the end.

I view it as a calculated move by Boris and company that they're going to get scubel traded at the winter meetings.

December 7th.

Tigers and Terrick scubles for John Heyman appear to be drifting apart.

Report last week, New York Post, two sides were close to $250 million apart.

The follow-up report reveals the Tiger's shockingly low offer to scuba a year ago.

Less than $80 million over four years.

I mean, that's barely above what you pay to Stell Getty,

aka Alex Cobb.

That's less than half of what the Red Sox paid Garrett Crochet at the onset of this

current season, $170 over 6.

I believe, again, the team would never leak that.

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